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Some people don't react very well to the NAE because of the

extra adrenalin. If you continue to get these reactions, then try the Nutri

Adrenal (without the 'Extra' ) and see how you get on with those. If you are OK

on them, after a while, try the NAE again. There is nothing however in these

supplements that would harm you.

luv - Sheila

I took my first NAE yesterday morning and another again this morning. Since

taking it yesterday I have had breathlessness (not out of breath but feeling I

need to take gulps of air) and a funny tightness in the centre of my chest (not

exactly a pain). Is this likely to be a side effect or reaction to NAE? Also

felt a bit 'hyper after lunch yesterday.......

Hope it is not a reaction as so hoped that these would help me.

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Thanks very much Sheila

I am not worried, but just wondered whether this could be a reaction. I have an

ache right in the centre of my chest too. What actually is the difference in the

'glandular' part of the supplement between the Extra and the lower dose one? Is

the difference purely just higher strength but same ingredient?

I know it seems silly as people are on a much higher dosage than me but I am

very sensitive to drugs/supplements anyway and get a lot of reactions to side

effects.

Lesley x

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Nutri Adrenal Extra:

Ingredients

Each tablet typically provides:

Vitamin

C (as Ascorbic Acid)

Vitamin B1 (Thiamin HCl)

Vitamin B2 (Riboflavin)

Vitamin B3 (Niacinamide)

Vitamin B5 (Calcium Pantothenate)

Vitamin B6 (Pyridoxine HCl)

Magnesium (Citrate)

Zinc (Ascorbate)

Chromium Polynicotinate

Bioflavonoids

Choline Bitartrate

Adrenal tissue concentrate

Pituitary tissue concentrate

All tissue concentrates are of bovine source from New Zealand.

150mg

20 mg

20 mg

20 mg

60 mg

20 mg

75 mg

3mg

40ug

40mg

20mg

200mg

15mg

NUTRI ADRENAL:

Ingredients

Each tablet typically provides:

Adrenal

Concentrate

All tissue concentrates are of bovine source from New Zealand.

100mg

Tableted

with:

Dicalcium

phosphate, Microcyrstalline cellulose, Silicon dioxide, Steric acid.

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Subject: Re: Adrenal supplements-

breathlessness

Thanks very much Sheila

I am not worried, but just wondered whether this could be a reaction. I have an

ache right in the centre of my chest too. What actually is the difference in

the 'glandular' part of the supplement between the Extra and the lower dose

one? Is the difference purely just higher strength but same ingredient?

I know it seems silly as people are on a much higher dosage than me but I am

very sensitive to drugs/supplements anyway and get a lot of reactions to side

effects.

Lesley x

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Hi Sheila

Thanks for the info - I did already have that but just wondered if you knew

whether the glandular extract was different apart from the amount of mg. Never

mind I am just going to cut the NAE in 2 and have half for the rest of week 1.

Just wanted to say that I appreciate your help and support and sorry that I have

bothered you with trivial things when you have so much to do. If I can be of any

help let me know though obviously as I am new to this I don't know much!

Lesley x

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Hi Lesley,

Sometimes you get odd feeling with a change of meds- these

usually settle within a few days- try not to worry as this will make

things worse.

Subject: Adrenal supplements- breathlessness

Hi

I took my first NAE yesterday morning and another again this morning.

Since taking it yesterday I have had breathlessness (not out of breath

but feeling I need to take gulps of air) and a funny tightness in the

centre of my chest (not exactly a pain). Is this likely to be a side

effect or reaction to NAE? Also felt a bit 'hyper after lunch

yesterday.......

Hope it is not a reaction as so hoped that these would help me.

Thanks

Lesley x

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Hi

The chest pain and breathlessness got so bad that my husband wanted to take me

to A & E so I stopped the NAE yesterday (took 2 and 1/2 altogether)and it is

slowly going off today.

I am not sure what is causing it whether the glandular extract or the vitamins.

My husband bought me some vit B complex and Siberian Ginseng from Holland and

Barrett to try. But will take the Vits first to see although not the same

formula as in the NAE.

The only other time I got these symptoms was when I was prescribed Deltacortril

in 2000 and again Premarin (HRT) in 2005. The chest pain was exactly the same -

not sharp but right in the centre of my chest and breathlessness as well. With

the Premarin I was admitted to hospital as didnt realise it was that causing it

but a soon as I stopped taking it the pain started to go but took a few days to

completely go.

I am really depressed now and so ill, only got another week on certificate

before I have to go back to work- my GP signed me off for 3 weeks. My employer

is going to send me for a medical review and if they think that the long term

prognisis is not good I will have to leave. I am the main breadwinner so this

will seriously affect us financially and I won't be able to afford to buy any

supplements or medication then either.

I really don't know what to do or what to take. Has anyone got any advice? I

can't believe this has happened straight away as not even started the thyroid

med yet! I will try and call Dr P on Monday but know it will be difficult to get

through and will be another few weeks before I get all my test results back from

Dr P.

I am so desperate.

Thanks for your support.

Lesley x

>Sometimes you get odd feeling with a change of meds- these

> usually settle within a few days- try not to worry as this will make

> things worse.

>

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Hi Lesley,

The only thing that springs to mind is that oestrogen had a

poor effect as well as prednisone . Have you thought of progesterone?

This helps transport thyroid hormones ,but oestrogen blocks them- part

of the natural regulation system, but which can also go wrong. See Dr.

P's book 'your thyroid and how to keep it healthy'.

Subject: Re: Adrenal supplements-

breathlessness

Hi

The chest pain and breathlessness got so bad that my husband wanted to

take me to A & E so I stopped the NAE yesterday (took 2 and 1/2

altogether)and it is slowly going off today.

My husband bought me some vit B complex and Siberian Ginseng from

Holland and Barrett to try. But will take the Vits first to see although

not the same formula as in the NAE.

The only other time I got these symptoms was when I was prescribed

Deltacortril in 2000 and again Premarin (HRT) in 2005. The chest pain

was exactly the same - not sharp but right in the centre of my chest and

breathlessness as well. With the Premarin I was admitted to hospital as

didnt realise it was that causing it but a soon as I stopped taking it

the pain started to go but took a few days to completely go.

I will try and call Dr P on Monday but know it will be difficult to get

through and will be another few weeks before I get all my test results

back from Dr P.

I am so desperate.

Thanks for your support.

Lesley x

>Sometimes you get odd feeling with a change of meds- these

> usually settle within a few days- try not to worry as this will make

> things worse.

>

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TPA is not medically qualified. Consult with a qualified medical

practitioner before changing medication.

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Thanks for your advice . I am just waiting for my 1 day

oestradiol/progesterone test results then would start taking progesterone if I

am deficient. Also waiting for results of candida, adrenal and thyroid tests

from Genova Diagnostics.

I have come off all the other supplements at the moment as the chest pain and

breathlessness still very bad. I feel like I have gone 1 step forward and 2

steps backwards. Don't know how on earth I will be able to go back to work on

Monday.

If anyone has got any more advice I would be so grateful as I am at the end of

my tether now. Wondering if it was the BVits as I had heard they can cause

problems but can't find the symptoms for reaction to BVits.

Lesley x

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